Blistering NCAA Tourney Underway Amid Big Questions
The NCAA post season begins with eight games at four regional sites as top teams face questions about Cazzie Russell and Michigan, Bill Bradley and Princeton, UCLA and BYU, and St Josephs revenge bid. St John’s and Manhattan won openers in the National Invitation. Evansville seeks a second straight small college title, while Southern Illinois and Evansville both push for a long win streak.
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Bill Bradley
Princeton
UCLA
Brigham Young
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Providence
St. John's
New York
Manhattan
St. John’s
Boston College
Texas Western
Madison Square Garden
Russell
Michi
Eguns
Ohio State
Wolverines
Dayton
Lexington
Vanderbilt
DePaul
Bradley
N.C. State
College Park
Tigers
Penn State
St. Joseph's
Friars
Hawks
Associated Press
No. & Llub
Michigan
Provo
Utah
Cougars
Keith Erickson
John Fairchild
BYU
San Francisco
Oklahoma City
Southern Methodist
Wichita
Oklahoma State
Houston
Kan
Evansville
Ind
Evansville Aces
Southern Illinois
St. Michael’s
North Dakota
Wag Evansville
Bears claim YMCA Wrestling title in season finale
Bears defeat Panthers 148 in the championship as Lions edge Tigers 15-13. Key matches feature Dan Clark and Carl Lindstrom securing the Bears' lead with decisions, Eaton undefeated with a 7-0 win, and Hutchinson upsetting Joe Hutchinson to seal the title. Tigers’ Paver and Jackson win leads. final standings list Bears 54, Lions 42, Panthers 33, Tigers 05.
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Bears
Ymca Recreation
Panthers
Lions
Tigers
Jim Pistotti
Dave Crowell
Dan Clark
Steve Gates
Mike Thomas
Mike Frontera
Clark
Eaton
Ate
Mike McCray
Mars
Richard Sickler
Roger Bailey
Norm Hasparle
Dan Sherlock
Roland Hutchinson
Joe Hutchinson
Carl Lindstrom
Bill Darnofall
Bill Miller
Mike Kuzma
Larry
Danny Bates
Miller
John Willis
Kuzma
Dale Hutchinson
Dingfelder
Mike Comitz
Lindstrom
Harold Paver
Jeff Jackson
Paver
Jackson
Craig Bailey
Ben Calderone
YMCA
al Yansséns
Comitz
Yanssens
PINAL
College Playoff Round Upset Scores Across Conferences
Readable sports brief shows key college results from various leagues. Dakota defeated Evansville while Michael’s team posted a seventy point tally as quarterfinals move forward. Baptist beat Wins-Salem, and St Benedict’s triumphed over Baptist as Southern and Augsburg also posted wins.
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St. John's
Boston
ONEAA
Dakota
Evansville
Michael's
Baptist
Wins
Erie to Host North-South All Star Basketball Game
An all star college game for seniors from Pennsylvania Ohio and New York will be played at Gannon College in Erie on March 27. The Support Our Sports Club of Erie will sponsor and promote it as an annual event, with proceeds for charity. North coached by Jim Harding of Gannon and south by Buzz Ridl of Westminster. lines drawn through Mercer County Pa.
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Rie, Pa
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Gannon College
Erie
Jim Harding
Gannon
Buzz Ridl
Westminster
Mercer County
Doug Sanders fires 65 in Doral Invitational opener
Doug Sanders shot a seven under par 65 at Coral Country Club to lead the Doral Invitational after a record-setting round. He broke a two-year drought by winning Pensacola last week in a playoff with Jack Nicklaus, and opened this event ahead of Nicklaus, McGowan, Knudson, and others.
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Miami
Tye
Doug Sanders
Coral Country Club
Sanders
Pensacola
Jack Nicklaus
Despitte
Sauders
Jack McGowan
George Knudson
Pete Cooper
Bruce Devin
Dave Marr
Charley Sifford
Chick Harbert
Bob Shave
Nicklaus
Gary Sue
Tony Lemta
Lema
Hema
Stie
Dick Thompson Can He Dolt
Warren High wrestler Dick Thompson seeks the first state wrestling title for a Section Two school at the PIAA championships at Penn State. The 21 0 standout faces Paul Armstrong in 154 pound semifinals as the state field narrows. Thompson is one of two District 10 entrants in the final 48 with heavyweight Larry Marshall of Commodore Perry the other.
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Warren — Warren’ High
Dick Thompson
Penn State University
Warrenite
Thompson
Paul Armstrong
Steelton-Highspire
Jenkins
Allentown
Sullivan
Mount Lebanon
Gerry
Meadville
Oil City
Franklin
Titusvillle
Warren
Larry Marshall
Commodore Perry
Killed Cager's Parents Sue For 271 500
The parents of Waynes Estes, late Utah State basketball star, filed a 271 600 suit against Logan city alleging negligence by city agents led to his electrocution after a car accident. Estes had been named posthumously to the AP All America team. Mayor Theral Bishop said the city will respond within 90 days.
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Logan
Utah
Utah State University
Waynes Estes
Joseph Estes
Amanda
Mont
Estes
Associated Press
Theral Bishop
Richie Allen Surges Toward Phillies Standoff
Unsigned stars shrink as Luis Aparicio moves to Orioles and Jim Kaat to Twins. Richie Allen and Wes Covington of Philadelphia remain far apart on salaries, with Roberto Clemente sidelined by malaria at his Puerto Rico home. Baseball’s spring pace quickens as clubs set exhibition plans.
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Associated Press
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Kaat
Sparkie
Richie Alten
Phillies
Aparicio
Allen
Covington
Eveland
Mexico
New York Yankees
Waymart nosed Elkland to reach Eastern finals in C playoffs
Waymart 85 Elkland 53 as Blum hit a three with 17 seconds left after Carbone tied it. District 12 champions advance to face Lykens for the Eastern title Monday at Wilkes. Other regional games include Darby-Colwyn versus Columbia and Mansfield versus Montrose in PIAA action. PCIAA pairings listed, with Delone-Kingston Catholic and Shammokin Lourdes in Class A and B matchups. House for rent appears in classifieds.
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Assuemen
Oreo Les Blun
Waymart
Elkland
Warriors
Civic Youth Center
Carbondale
PIAA
PCIAA
Catholic
Blum
Joe Carbone
Ronnie Owens
Rams
Lykens
Wilkes College
Darby-Colwyn
Columbia
Reading
Mansfield
Montrose
Scranton
Northern Cambria
Coraopolis
WPIAL
Greensburg
McSherrystown Delone
Kingston —Catholic
Wilkes-Barre
Shamokin Lourdes
Scranton Cathedral
Bloomsburg
Beth- Tehem Catholic
Conshohocken St. Matthew
Moravian College
Spring Grove St. Francis
Williamsport St. Joseph
Montoursville
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Action At Avalon Center
Dick Smith led Corry Jamestown League at Avalon Center with 195 207 and 0, while Walt Dundon 238 and a host of others posted marks. In WEW AY League Florence Lamielle and Mildred Orn topped women’s cards. AMERICAN and NATIONAL LEAGUE players posted high totals. Corry Jamestown Owls Don Weaver 314 fueled a Bowl-Aire sweep as Corry dominated Shea's Deluxe Cleaners with total pins 2913 to 2786 and 1045 in the third game.
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Walt Dundon
Max Chris
George Black
Jim Lundy
Andy Tomeho
Harry Iche
Milt Kingsley
Florence Lamielle
Ann Glavyna
Mildred Orn
Dorthy Morton
Mary Savko
Florence Amoroso
Rose Welden
Ruth Weston
Kathleen Harrison
Mary Hnatyszyn
Clara Hill
Esther Mierke
Betty McCarthy
Frank Wise
Vic Cragg
Dave Brooks
Earl Bailey
Steve Zajac
Doc Kelsey
Gene Bloom
Tom Shaw
Bill Norton
Bill Blatt
Hal Morton
Roger McElroy
Stan Sarnicki
ELKS
Shorry Coan
Ted Anderson
Larry Barr
Corryites
IntrAquad Finale In Fort Myers Sees Grammas Win
Fort Myers. Intra-squad game results feature Alex Grammas leading his team to a 3-1 victory over John Pesky's squad. Manny Mota collects two singles and a double in the final Pittsburgh Pirates intra-squad contest.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Alex Grammas
Manny Mota
Johnny Pesky
Pittsburgh Pirate
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Avalon Center
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Mallory Meats
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St Superior Cleaners
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Corry
Jamestown “Owls
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Heberlein Motors
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Pogle Lumber
Martin-Senour
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